Zen is not morality, it is aesthetics. It does not impose a code of morality. it does not give you any commandments: do this, don't do that.

God is your very being. So the first thing is, don't think about enlightenment as a goal.

The greatest adventure that can happen to a human being is the movement from mind to no-mind, the movement from personality to individuality. The no-mind has an individuality: the mind is social.

Sometimes happiness comes, sometimes sadness, anger, jealousy - you need not make them your problems

If you go and watch the way the primitive tribes live, you will know what work is in relation to celebration. They work the whole day so they can sing and dance with abandon at night.

How can one become enlightened? One can, because one is enlightened - one just has to recognize the fact.

Thinking goes on in your head. It is not really deep into the roots of your being; it is not your totality.